Hey tata - we're also curious to learn how it went for newtoogmat, glad you asked!
Assuming you're also interviewing with Columbia EMBA, then you should expect very similar questions as any other Columbia MBA candidate would get: tell us about your career goals, why do you want an MBA, and most important: why are you choosing this specific program for your MBA? They'll want to hear how you can put your MBA education to work in your current career and/or how you'll leverage it to transition to something else. Most Columbia EMBA interviews are done by an admissions person (rather than an alum). They tend to be very friendly but they're going to be looking for specific information from you, so having concise answers to all the questions is important.
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As we said before, the most important thing is to PRACTICE! For most of us, interviewing is a skill that needs some work before we get good at it. The more you practice, the more confident you'll feel going into it.
Good luck tata and keep us posted on how things go for you!
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